Step 1 Motherboard




• Remove the following screws on the back case using a Phillips screwdriver:
• Two 9.2 mm
• Two 11.3 mm
• Insert an opening tool in the seam between the front and back case.
• Pry around the perimeter until the back case releases.
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Step 2



• Disconnect the USB-C charger with tweezers.
• Do not pull on the wires.
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Step 3
• Gently pry the battery off of the motherboard, with care not to bend the cell.
• The battery is secured with adhesive. If the adhesive is stubborn, apply a small amount of high-concentration alcohol under the battery to loosen the adhesive.
• Grip the white battery connector with tweezers and pull it directly out of its motherboard port.
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Step 4
• Remove the three 7.1 mm Phillips #0 screws from the motherboard.
• Remove the two 7.1 mm Phillips #0 screws that secure the trigger assemblies.
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Step 5
• Lift the motherboard out of the controller.
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